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Ypsi organizations work to support young immigrants under the new Trump administration
Many organizations in the greater Ypsilanti area have faced new challenges and developed new strategies to respond to rapid changes affecting young immigrants.
Ypsi is among 11 U.S. school districts chosen to participate in national AI training program
Ypsilanti Community Schools is the only school district in Michigan, and just one of 11 nationwide, to receive a $25,000 grant to participate in a prestigious artificial intelligence training program.
Ann Arbor school’s theater troupe celebrates 50th anniversary
The Thurston Community Players have grown to include not just current Thurston Elementary School students and their families, but former students, parents of former students, and residents of the neighborhood near the school.
Young entrepreneurs to gather at EMU for conference and pitch competition
Eastern Michigan University will bring high school- and college-aged entrepreneurs together on March 14 for the free 2025 Sesi Midwest Entrepreneurship Conference and Skandalaris Business Plan Competition.
Ypsi library’s youth chess club adds rated tournaments and supports female players with new grant
Thanks to a new $2,000 grant from the U.S. Chess Federation, the Ypsilanti District Library's Youth Chess Club is gearing up for rated tournaments and bolstering support for young female chess players.
Ypsi nonprofit uses physical activity to help girls build life skills
Since 2001, Girls on the Run Southeastern Michigan has used physical activity to inspire girls to challenge gender norms, push past societal barriers, and navigate cultural obstacles with confidence.
Could Washtenaw County consolidate career and technical education? Summit to examine possibilities
A free summit called "The Future Moves with Us," sponsored by the Washtenaw Intermediate School District, will examine the future of career and technical education in the district.
EMU fermentation science program prepares students for careers in brewing, food science, and more
With a strong emphasis on translatable skills and real-world application, EMU’s program has become a standout in fermentation education.
WCC’s STEAM Week offers scholarships, resources for students considering STEAM careers
Washtenaw Community College is inviting high students and all community members to learn more about science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) careeers during its STEAM Week on Feb. 25-27.
Ypsi organizations work to support young immigrants under the new Trump administration
Many organizations in the greater Ypsilanti area have faced new challenges and developed new strategies to respond to rapid changes affecting young immigrants.
Ypsi is among 11 U.S. school districts chosen to participate in national AI training program
Ypsilanti Community Schools is the only school district in Michigan, and just one of 11 nationwide, to receive a $25,000 grant to participate in a prestigious artificial intelligence training program.
Ann Arbor school’s theater troupe celebrates 50th anniversary
The Thurston Community Players have grown to include not just current Thurston Elementary School students and their families, but former students, parents of former students, and residents of the neighborhood near the school.
Young entrepreneurs to gather at EMU for conference and pitch competition
Eastern Michigan University will bring high school- and college-aged entrepreneurs together on March 14 for the free 2025 Sesi Midwest Entrepreneurship Conference and Skandalaris Business Plan Competition.
Ypsi library’s youth chess club adds rated tournaments and supports female players with new grant
Thanks to a new $2,000 grant from the U.S. Chess Federation, the Ypsilanti District Library's Youth Chess Club is gearing up for rated tournaments and bolstering support for young female chess players.
Ypsi nonprofit uses physical activity to help girls build life skills
Since 2001, Girls on the Run Southeastern Michigan has used physical activity to inspire girls to challenge gender norms, push past societal barriers, and navigate cultural obstacles with confidence.
Could Washtenaw County consolidate career and technical education? Summit to examine possibilities
A free summit called "The Future Moves with Us," sponsored by the Washtenaw Intermediate School District, will examine the future of career and technical education in the district.
EMU fermentation science program prepares students for careers in brewing, food science, and more
With a strong emphasis on translatable skills and real-world application, EMU’s program has become a standout in fermentation education.
WCC’s STEAM Week offers scholarships, resources for students considering STEAM careers
Washtenaw Community College is inviting high students and all community members to learn more about science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) careeers during its STEAM Week on Feb. 25-27.
